In addition to display advertising in QST, the #1 US Amateur Radio journal, we offer a variety of effective advertising tools and services to promote and sell your products and reinforce your brand recognition.

Our specialty advertising vehicles are listed throughout this issue and, for your convenience, we’ve also included a current copy of our QST display advertising rate sheet.

We hope you will use this issue of Advertising Matters as your ARRL advertising guide for the coming year.

2014 Advertising Planning Guide

QST : Ham Radio’s #1 Magazine

Advertising Matters is published by ARRL

Advertising StaffDebra Jahnke, K1DAJ, Sales Manager, Business ServicesJanet Rocco, W1JLR, Account ExecutiveLisa Tardette, KB1MOI, Account ExecutiveDiane Szlachetka, KB1OKV, Advertising Graphic DesignZoe Belliveau, W1ZOE, Business Services Coordinator

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As the American Radio Relay League begins 2014, our membership/reader numbers stand at over 161,000. Our monthly membership journal, QST, continues to be the most widely circulated Amateur Radio magazine in the US, with an active membership and consistent growth. In addition to the above total, our monthly net Radio Store sales average 3,349 copies per month.

A breakdown (including current ARRL Family members) of our membership/readership is shown here. If you want the largest number of active, involved Amateurs to see your advertisements, QST is the place to be.

www.arrl.org/advertising-opportunities

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QST Theme and Product-Based Tear-outIn 2014, ARRL will offer a number of theme-based, 4-color tear-out advertising sections. Use these advertising vehicles to affordably and dramatically increase your presence. These unique QST advertising sections always receive special attention. We’ll further enhance that attention via call-outs on the preceding page. Preferred placements and cover spots accepted on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis.

March 2014 QST – Antenna Time! Tear-OutMany of our advertisers expressed their concern that our annual Antenna Issue was too late in the year for sales opportunities. Thus, March QST has become the antenna theme issue. The Antenna Time! tear-out section makes the perfect matching advertising companion. Reservations must be received no later than January 15, 2014. Materials must be received by January 17, 2014.

May 2014 QST – Dayton Tear-Out This is an issue all readers look forward to. If you are planning to attend HAMVENTION®, this tear-out section is your opportunity to call attention to your presence—and direct people to your booth. This is the issue to offer “Dayton Specials” from your store counter top.Reservations must be received no later than March 14, 2014. Materials must be received by March 17, 2014.

June 2014 QST – Field Day Issue – Upfront Insert OpportunityJune QST will carry the Field Day theme and contains a Field Day theme editorial insert. We will also insert a 6-page, 4-color Z-Fold advertising section immediately after page 16. Each page will carry a short folio at the bottom noting ”Field Day Issue Advertising Section”. Both full and partial page advertisements will be accepted. Reservations must be received no later than April 18, 2014. Materials must be received by April 21, 2014.

September 2014 QST – The EmComm Tear-OutThe theme of this issue is EmComm. We plan an informative, absorbing issue that showcases just how important EmComm can be. This tear-out section is your opportunity to call attention to your products. Reservations must be received no later than July 16, 2014. Materials must be received by July 18, 2014.

December 2014 QST – Holiday Season Theme Tear-OutNo matter what your product line is, the Holiday season can make or break any sales year. This is the time of the year when buying moods run the highest—and you want your products, location and website right out front!Reservations must be received no later than October 15, 2014. Materials must be received by October 17, 2014.

Your Own Exclusive QST Tear-OutDevote your own tear-out to showcasing your entire line or provide readers with an in-depth look at a single product that you are promoting. You can go to the expense of printing and mailing this informa-tion yourself or take advantage of 8 full-color pages in tear-out format, delivered to the most active

amateur radio operators around. With postage and printing costs on the rise, this feature is more attractive than ever before. We will also include a 1/3 page vertical call-out on the preceding page at no charge. Your net cost: $20,500.

8-Page Tear-Out Section Pricing For QST Theme Prices listed below are for additional or increased size advertisements. Advertisers who opt to transfer their page space previously committed to QST will be charged their regular page/color rate + 30%. Ad placements are “run of book”, but we will make every effort to honor placement requests on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis.These prices are NET and include 4-color at no additional charge - no other commissions, discounts, etc, apply. Pricing:

Cover 2, 3, & 4 (Each) ........................... $3,245 1/4 Page ...........................................$ 845 Full Page ............................................... $3,131 1/6 Page ...........................................$ 556 2/3 Page ................................................ $2,060 1/8 Page ...........................................$ 4071/2 Page ................................................ $1,591 1/12 Page .........................................$ 3101/3 Page ................................................ $1,087 1/24 Page .........................................$ 185

Pricing For Special Z-Fold Section – June 2014 QSTPrices listed below are for additional or increased size advertisements. Advertisers who opt to transfer their page space previously committed to QST will be charged their regular page/color rate + 40%. Ad placements are “run of book”, but we will make every effort to honor placement requests on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis. These prices are NET and include 4-color at no additional charge - no other commissions, discounts, etc, apply. Pricing:

First Z Page (when folded) .................... $3,800Last Z Page (when folded) ................... $3,500Full Interior Z Page .............................. $3,2502/3 Page ............................................ $2,5001/2 Page ............................................ $1,9311/3 Page ............................................ $1,3201/4 Page ............................................ $1,0251/6 Page .............................................. $ 6751/8 Page .............................................. $ 4941/12 Page .............................................. $ 3751/24 Page .............................................. $ 225

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Interior Black & White Advertising PricingFull Page Interior (Black & White) – Preferred Position ............................................ $ 475 Full Page Interior (Black & White) – Run of book ..................................................... $ 4154-Color Cover Pricing for Pocket-Sized Edition – will appear in both versions for one low price.Cover 2 & 3 (4 Color) (EACH) ................................................................................. $2,550 Cover 4 (4 Color) ..................................................................................................... $3,190

Call for special pricing if purchasing multiple cover advertising. Reservations must be received by January 3, 2014. Materials are due January 10, 2014.

2014 ARRL Ham Radio License Manual & ARRL Technician Q&A Manual – New EditionThey’re the #1 Amateur Radio entry level study guides in the US. And we’re offering a bonus. Place an advertisement in the new edition of the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual and we’ll put the same advertisement in the ARRL Technician Q&A Manual absolutely free.Interior advertisements are black & white. Cover advertisements are 4-Color. Pricing:

Cover 2 .................................................. $3,095 1/3 Page ......................................... $430Cover 3 .................................................. $2,985 1/4 Page ......................................... $345Full Page .................................................. $680 1/6 Page ......................................... $2852/3 Page ................................................... $589 1/8 Page ......................................... $2451/2 Page ................................................... $510 1/12 Page ....................................... $2151/24 Page ................................................. $195

Reservations must be received by January 30, 2014. Materials are due February 6, 2014.Existing QST ads may be used and we will be happy to convert interior ads to black and white.

ARRL’s Quickstart Guide for All HamsIt’s not just for new hams anymore. This advertising vehicle now enjoys a broader distribution to upgrades and others as well, and will include valuable editorial hints, tips and articles. Hams will make Quickstart Guide a keeper.New licensees will still receive the Quickstart Guide as part of ARRL’s membership package (via First Class mail) as soon as we receive their information from the FCC. In addition, this advertising/information booklet will also be available at ARRL, W5YI and other VEC upgrade sessions. It will also enjoy bonus distribution at Hamfests and Conventions. We currently plan a 32-page booklet, although demand may take the page count higher. Covers and requested placement positions on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. Prices quoted below are your net costs—no extra charge for color. QST page specifi cations will apply – you can provide new material or pick up an existing QST ad. Pricing:...................... Cover 2 (4-color) ........$3,350 1/3 Page .............$1,235Cover 3 (4-color) ........$3,350 1/4 Page ................$880Cover 4 (4-color) ........$3,500 1/6 Page ................$720Full Page ....................$2,830 1/8 Page ................$5101/2 Page ....................$1,580 1/12 Page ..............$385Reservations must be received by June 6, 2014. Materials are due by June 13, 2014.

The ARRL Handbook For Radio Communications – 2015 EditionKnown as THE ARRL Flagship title, or simply “The Handbook”, virtually every active Amateur buys or has access to this book. Revised each year, the Handbook is now being distributed in major book chains, libraries and other mainstream sales points as well as experiencing continuing popularity in the traditional Amateur market. Interior and cover advertisements will be featured not only in the printed edition, but also on the fully searchable CD-ROM included with the Handbook.

Pricing:Cover 2 (4 Color) ................................... $3,115 1/2 Page Interior (Black & White) ...........$ 505Cover 3 (4 Color) ................................... $3,115 1/3 Page Interior (Black & White) ...........$ 375Full Page Interior (Black & White) .......... $ 795 1/4 Page Interior (Black & White) ...........$ 3252/3 Page Interior (Black & White) .......... $ 585 1/6 Page Interior (Black & White) ...........$ 260Reservations must be received by July 11, 2014. Materials are due by July 18, 2014.

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Advertising Deadlines & Info QST Issues: Reservation Requested By: Materials Due Dates:

JANUARY 2014 November 13, 2013 -- Wednesday November 15, 2013 -- Friday

FEBRUARY 2014 December 13, 2013 -- Friday December 16, 2013 -- Monday

MARCH 2014 January 15, 2014 --Wednesday January 17, 2014 -- Friday

APRIL 2014 February 11, 2014 -- Tuesday February 14, 2014 -- Friday

MAY 2014 March 14, 2014 -- Friday March 17, 2014 -- Monday

JUNE 2014 April 18, 2014 -- Friday April 21, 2014 -- Monday

JULY 2014 May 14, 2014 -- Wednesday May 16, 2014-- Friday

AUGUST 2014 June 13, 2014 -- Friday June 16, 2014 -- Monday

SEPTEMBER 2014 July 16, 2014 -- Wednesday July 18, 2014 -- Friday

OCTOBER 2014 August 13, 2014 -- Wednesday August 15, 2014 -- Friday

NOVEMBER 2014 September 12, 2014 -- Friday September 15, 2014 -- Monday

DECEMBER 2014 October 15, 2014 -- Wednesday October 17, 2014 -- Friday

JANUARY 2015 November 12, 2014 -- Wednesday November 14, 2014 -- Friday

FEBRUARY 2015 December 12, 2014 -- Friday December 15, 2014 -- Monday

NCJ andJ QEX Issues:X Reservation Requested By: Materials Due Dates:

January/February 2014 November 13, 2013 -- Wednesday November 15, 2013 -- FridayMarch/April 2014 January 15, 2014 -- Wednesday January 17, 2014 -- FridayMay/June 2014 March 14, 2014 -- Friday March 17, 2014 -- MondayJuly/August 2014 May 14, 2014 -- Wednesday May 16, 2014 -- Friday

September/October 2014 July 16, 2014 -- Wednesday July 18, 2014 -- Friday

November/December 2014 September 12, 2014 -- Friday September 15, 2014 -- Monday

QST Issue Advertising Tearout Theme Issue Specialty Issue Information

JANUARY 2014 — DIY Do It Yourself Issue

FEBRUARY 2014 — General —

MARCH 2014 YES Antenna Collector Antenna Issue Containing 8-page, 4-Color Ad Tearout Section

APRIL 2014 — General —

MAY 2014 YES Hamvention® Collector Issue Containing 8-page, 4-Color Ad Tearout Section

JUNE 2014 YES Field Day Containing 6-Page, 4-Color Z-Fold Advertising Insert

JULY 2014 — General —

AUGUST 2014 — General —

SEPTEMBER 2014 — EmComm Collector Issue Containing 8-page, 4-Color Ad Tearout Section

OCTOBER 2014 YES DXing Collector DXing Issue

NOVEMBER 2014 — General —

DECEMBER 2014 YES Holiday Issue Containing 8-Page, 4-Color Ad Tearout Section

QST Advertising Tearout Specialty Issue Information

QST Advertising Deadlines

NCJ and QEX Advertising Deadlines

CPM stands for Cost per Thousand and is one of the most commonly used bench marks in the advertising industry.

How CPM is Calculated and Why Cost is RelativeIn magazine advertising, cost per reader is fi gured as CPM (cost per thousand). If a magazine charges $100 for an ad and they have a circulation of 5,000, the CPM is $20. If another magazine charges $100 for an ad and has 15,000 readers, the CPM is $6.66. Therefore you are paying less per reader for the magazine with the higher circulation. Using CPM alone, the obvious choice would be the magazine with $6.66 CPM. But it’s not quite that simple. If the magazine with the lower CPM doesn’t have a core readership base likely to have a high interest level in your product or only reaches a small number of them, there are other things to consider—because that magazine with the $6.66 CPM may very well produce much lower sales levels that match that low CPM. All that boiled down simply means this: just because it’s cheaper doesn’t mean it will produce the results you’re looking for.

Questions You Need to AskIdeally, you want to market to the largest number of readers you can, whose interest level in your products will be high. One advantage of magazines, especially monthlies, is that they have a much longer shelf life than newspapers and other media; they are often browsed through for months after publication. So your ad might have an audience for up to six months after its initial insertion. Moreover, readers spend more time per sitting with a magazine, so there’s more chance they will run across your ad. No matter which type of publication you’re buying space in, be sure to ask the following questions before you purchase any ad space:

■ What’s the magazine’s circulation? ■ What are the demographics of the readers? ■ How is it distributed? ■ How often is the magazine published? ■ What are the special sections or themes planned for the year?

Timing is EverythingYou also need to be aware of the best time to place your ads. Buying one ad for one issue is not effective. Magazine advertising works by repeatedly putting the same message in front of people’s eyes until it is noticed. The fi rst time the reader sees it, it may catch their eye. By the time they’ve seen it four or fi ve times, they will be poised to react.

Why QST?QST, the membership journal to over 161,000 members of ARRL has the widest distribution of any magazine in the US, dedicated to Amateur Radio and Amateur Radio operators. Now, that number isn’t padded with pass along rates (you read it and the assumption is that you’ll pass it along to a friend—some magazines count that as “circulation”) and free distribution. That’s the core. Active hams and soon to be hams. Yes, we do have free distribution, dealer newsstand sales, and sales to libraries, etc., but those copies aren’t included in that membership number. So your biggest question is who do you want to reach and how much do you want to sell?

To summarize, QST, by far, provides the highest level of targeted saturation you’ll fi nd for your advertising. Might readers also see your ad in other publications? A smaller number will. But, just based on the numbers, it’s a pretty good bet that if the reader is an active amateur, they’ll see it in QST as well.

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Home Page Home PageTop Single Premiere Slot – Sold on a one year contract only, with holder having fi rst right of refusal at renewal. No other advertisements rotate through this 300 pixels wide x 250 pixels high slot, so there is constant visibility. In addition to being the fi rst advertisement seen at the home page, this advertisement is also repeated (in a smaller size) on the call sign search page and also displayed full-size on the general search page. The advertisement may be changed as often as you like. The price for this advertising spot is $1,205 per month.Carousel Premiere Slot – Sold on a monthly basis. This slot is also 300 pixels wide x 250 pixels high, with a maximum of 8 advertisements rotating through this slot. Advertisements are also repeated in rotation (in a smaller size) on the call sign search page and also dis-played full-size on the general search page. The advertisement may be changed as often as you like. The price for this advertising spot is $500 per month.Carousel End Page Slot – Sold on a monthly basis. This slot is also 300 pixels wide x 150 pixels high, with a maximum of 8 advertisements rotating through this slot. The advertisement may be changed as often as you like. The price for this advertising spot is $250 per month.

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Advertising StaffDebra Jahnke, K1DAJ, Sales Manager, Business Services Janet Rocco, W1JLR, Account ExecutiveLisa Tardette, KB1MOI, Account ExecutiveZoe Belliveau, W1ZOE, Business Services Coordinator

Advertising spots are subject to availability. In order to maximize visibility, a set number of advertisements are rotated through each advertising slot. Please check with us today to see if there’s a banner slot to suit your needs.

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ARRL Web Banner Advertising

Contact Info:Toll Free: 800-243-7768Direct Line: 860-594-0207E-Mail: ads@arrl.org

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ARRL E-NewslettersReinforce your message by advertising in one of our ARRL E-Newsletters. These newsletters are sent to a sub-set of ARRL members who have opted in to receive them. You’ll be able to measure effectiveness by the click-through rates and be able to place timely specials (and change them frequently) in these electronic vehicles. At present we have three newsletters delivered right to our members’ email addresses:

The ARRL Letter Offering timely and late-breaking Amateur Radio news on a weekly basis. The circulation for this E-Newsletter stands at 77,000 and continues to grow.

The ARRL ARES E-NewsletterProviding information related to all aspects of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service on a monthly basis. Over 41,000 ARRL members subscribe.

The ARRL Contest Update E-NewsletterA must for over 36,000 contesters who want hints, tips and the latest contesting 411. This E-Newsletter is sent on a bi-weekly basis.

Space is limited to a small number of advertisements per newsletters and prices start as low as $275.

Contact us today for more information.

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Specialty Magazines:

QEX Communications Quarterly and NCJ (National Contest Journal)Published bimonthly in January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October and November/December.See Advertising Deadlines & Info Page for deadline details.

NCJ Rates:Full Page ..................$4123/4 Page ...................$2702/3 Page ...................$2481/2 Page ...................$1851/3 Page ...................$1301/4 Page ...................$1031/6 Page ..................... $78

Additional Ways to Advertise with ARRL

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1. Closing date for Ham Ads is the 15th of the second month preceding publication date. No cancellations or changes will be accepted after this closing date. Example: Ads received April 16th through May 15th will appear in July QST. If the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the Ham-Ad deadline is the previous working day.

2. No Ham-Ad may use more than 200 words. No advertiser may use more than two ads in one issue. A last name or call must appear in each ad. Mention of lotteries, prize drawings, games of chance, etc. is not permitted in QST advertising.

3. Some restrictions apply. Contact us for details. Toll Free: 1-800-243-7767; Phone: 860-594-0209; Fax: 860-594-4285; Email: hamads@arrl.org

Non-Member Rate: $1.50 per word

Member Rate: $1.00 per word

Ad Sizes

One-fourth2-1/4” W x 7-1/2” H4-5/8” W x 3-3/4” H7” W x 2-1/2”H

One-third 4-5/8” W x 5” H2-1/4” W x 10” H

One-sixth Horz.4-5/8” W x 2-1/2” H

One-half Vert.4-5/8” W x 7-1/2” H

One-half Horz.7” W x 5” H

Two-thirds Horz.7” W x 6-3/4” H

Two-thirds Vert.4-5/8” W x 10” H

Three-fourths Vert.7” W x 7-1/2” H

Full Page7” W x 10” H

One-sixth Vert.2-1/4” W x 5” H

One-eighth Horz.7” W x 1-1/4” H

One-eighth Vert.2-1/4” W x 3-3/4” H

One-twenty-fourth 2-1/4” W x 1-1/4” H

One-twelfth Horz.4-5/8” W x 1-1/4” H

One-twelfth Vert.2-1/4” W x 2-1/2” H

Production ServicesGet the Attention of More Customers!

ARRL offers high-quality production services to advertisers.These services include graphic design, ad layout, and production. The services are utilized by advertisers seeking a special look for ads, or for those considering ways to expand their exposure to customers by placing larger ads (color, full or half page). ARRL staff works closely with advertisers, completing work at a nominal cost. All work is done at ARRL’s headquarters in Newington, Connecticut, using the most current graphics capabilities and state-of-the-art production and imaging technology. Your ARRL Advertising Representatives can assist you with all of our production services.

If local facilities for advertisement layout are not available or convenient to your organization, the ARRL Advertising Department can assist you in the production process. Production services are also available for Ad creation.

Ads can be submitted on CD, e-mailed to ads@arrl.org or you can upload your ad at www.arrl.org/ads/specs and click the ARRL Advertising UPLOAD SITE button.

We can work with the following PC fi les:InDesign CS6 or earlier versions, Photoshop CS6 or earlier versions, Illustrator CS6 or earlier versions, Microsoft Publisher, Corel Draw Graphics Suite X4, or High Resolution PDF fi les (fonts must be embedded.) If you provide native fi les all fonts must be included.

Advertising File Requirements:Electronic Files: PDF Files with Embedded Fonts Native PC Files: All Fonts used must be submitted. For more information visit www.arrl.org/ads/specs

Advertising Sizes – 2014Full Page with 1/8” BLEEDDocument Size:8.438” W x 11” HCrop Marks must be at 8.188” W x 10.75” H

Trim Size: 8.188” W x 10.75” H